The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for May 02, 2020

It’s like a TV without a picture.

And then there is the crystal radio.

2 responses come to mind. 1, You’ve been in a car, right?

2, It’s where you would hear a song, go to the record store and buy the vinyl record, and play it on your record player.

Once again the generation gap rears its ugly head.

“When you had an earache, they put tubes in your ears. Now they put in transistors.”

Also, how many people would give Uncle Ted’s answer?

It’s like you mp3 player, but you don’t get a choice of what song is being played.

I`ve had Sirius in my cars since 2006. Not interested in listening to commercials.

Now try to explain curb feelers.

“G’way kid, ya bother me…” – William Claude Dukenfield (W. C. Fields)

Isn’t a transistor a nun who used to be a guy?

OK, you do know what a radio station is right? A radio is a radio station receiver. Thus the name, radio. But it’s mostly used to listen to commercials.

Wow how sad is this!

Reminds me of years ago telling my oldest that I used to play 45’s as a kid. He looked at me quizzically and asked, “Grand Ma let you play with guns when you were a kid”?

Being a morning radio announcer, I, of course, disapprove of this comic.